LS.4 - Classification

Grouping living things together by similar characteristics is called --

Who was the 1st scientist to develop a classification system?

What is one important differences between plants and animals

Which domain has a nucleus, many cells, and can be broken down into kingdoms? 

What is a system of things that are ranked one above the other

Which set of traits is NOT used to determine an organism's placement into one of the kingdoms?

Organism that has no right or left sides, body is laid out in a circle around a central mouth

An organism that can make its own food is called a/an

Which statement about bacteria is true?

Scientists classify living organisms by --

Which is NOT one of the 3 domains used in classifying organisms?

Plants that never have flowers and seeds develop in cones

What is the hair-like structures which help some bacteria move in water?

Which classification comes after "GENUS"?

A correctly written scientific name is ---

Plants that reproduce with spores

Plants that produce fruits which enclose and protect their seeds

The scientific name Canis familiaris is a dog. What is being identified.

Which domain can produce methane gas?

What is the name of the branch of biology that deals with naming and classifying organisms?

In order, which two classifications are used to name organisms

Organisms are placed in a kingdom, based on ALL of the following characteristics, except ---

Which classification comes after "KINGDOM"?

Plants that do not have true roots, stems and leaves

The Animal Kingdom fall under which domain

The 3 Domain System was developed by --

What helps scientists find, identify, and study living organisms easily

Which best describes an organism in the PLANT kingdom.

Which classification comes after "CLASS"?

What is the primary difference between bacteria and all higher organisms, such as protozoa?

When grouping organisms into the 6 different kingdoms, which trait is not considered?

The term "binomial nomenclature" refers to an organism's --

The 3 major groups of archaebacteria are --

Which criteria does the 3 Domain System use to classify organisms.

Which classification is the broadest and at the top of the hierarchy

Which domain can be both multi and unicellular? 

Classification where animals reproduce offspring capable of reproducing

A sea urchin has radial symmetry. This means its body parts are --

What kingdom is missing from the domain Eukarya?

Which domain is prokaryotic and lives in extreme conditions

Who developed the binomial nomenclature naming system?

Which answer names one of the KINGDOMS of organisms living on Earth

Which domain is known as "True Bacteria"

Which domain lives in and around us.  

Which classification comes after "ORDER"?

Which of the following levels of classification contains the greatest number of organisms

What process do most bacteria use to reproduce

Animals with a backbone, firm body with muscles connected to their skeleton

Animals without a backbone, and have an exoskeleton

Which of the following is NOT one of the 6 kingdoms of all living things?